Reading about this in wordpress support forum made me realize that people who are just at the beginner level for theme design and development, needs a clean theme to start with.

For all the people who want to develop their own wordpress theme for their own blog, the work has been done simpler than ever by the author at http://www.miklb.com/blog. Albeit i am not able to find the link to this particular theme in that site, i am just uploading it here.

If anyone can find the link to the same updated theme, please let me know here so i can put the link.

Finally, after long long period of updating and upgrading. Finally my own WP Theme Viewer is UP. And all of my themes can be viewed there. Please take a look at http://demo.falconerdesigns.com 

Another Update is that, all of my themes are now back online, on my site. Use Navigation Links or Site Search to download the ones you like. Lack of sleep may have made me miss out on small misses, if you come across any dead links or mislinks, please kindly let me know.

Me back to work now. A few more updates planned in near future. Keep checking this Space.

Whats that? well, read here..

http://photoallan.wordpress.com/2007/08/15/wordpress-india-logo-celebrating-60-years-of-independence/

Every end user who is concerned about the themes issue, should read this atleast once..

WPDiva said this quite righteously here…

Not all theme designers who provide a sponsor link in their themes are bad people, merely people who’d like to eat and possibly care for their family. Though there are a few people out there who seek to abuse the situation, they are the exception, not the rule.

Free to view television channels have commercials because those advertisers make it possible to bring you the programming you love. If you want to get away from those commercials, you can switch to a premium channel, such as HBO or Showtime, or purchase a Tivo, but those premium channels and Tivo come with a price.

Sponsor links are like commercials on the free to view channels; If you don’t like the commercials, pay the premium.

I am happy about what The undersigned said to this discussion.. after all he is a great designer, he knows the situation inside out..

Honestly, I don’t have a problem with sponsored themes - somehow theme authors should be allowed get some money for their work, as well as blog writers who serves ads on their blog etc.

Theme sponsoring can, in my eyes, be a problem if:
-if the end user isn’t allowed to remove the link
-if people mass-produces low-quality themes in order to earn more money from theme sponsors, and this way flood the community with useless themes.
-if the theme author is putting affiliate links/adsense or otherwise earn directly from the end-users visitors.

Thomas Silkjær — 04/9/2007